Milky Corn Kernels
1.
Peel the tender corn, cook it in a pressure cooker, take it out and let it cool for later use.
2.
Take corn kernels for later use.
3.
Place the corn kernels in a sieve to wet the corn kernels with water, shake off the excess water, and pour them into the pot.
4.
Add dry starch.
5.
Mix well, so that each corn kernel is covered with starch, leave some allowance when adding starch, pay attention to observe, because the size of the corn is different, the number of corn kernels is also different, if you feel that there is still no starch, add it Do not add some starch when it is saturated.
6.
Add half a bowl of oil to the pot and pour it out after cooking. Leave a small amount of oil in the pot, turn to low heat, pour in the well-mixed corn kernels, gently flatten, fry for 3-5 minutes, the corn kernels stick together to form a block shape.
7.
Normally, in this step, pour in the cooked oil that has just been poured, and the corn kernels are covered. Turn to medium heat and increase the temperature. Fry the corn kernels for 3 minutes until the corn kernels are golden and crisp. However, it is obvious that the corn kernels on the side of the pot are not sticking well, which may have something to do with the pot I chose. The pan is still too big. Fortunately, it is not formed, otherwise there is no suitable plate for it. In the past, I used a wok to make it, and it was easy to handle. Generally, I made 2 corn kernels. Today I made a little bit more. I turned it over and found that it was broken.
8.
Crush it directly with a wooden spatula, add some oil and fry until the corn kernels are crispy, add 1-2 slices of milk and stir fry.
9.
Add a little sugar and stir fry evenly. It doesn't matter whether the sugar melts or not. It just sticks together. I tasted it without sugar, but the kids like sweetness or add a little less.
10.
Take out the pan and serve.